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babies movement

jackben · 2013-05-21 19:27:43

Hi all, just a query i have. I am 17.4 weeks pregnant, on my seconfmd pregnancy, and i still have not felt any movement,im just a little anxious because people have said i should feel my baby move sooner than in my first pregnancy. In my first pregnancy i felt baby move bout 20 weeks. Just a bit worried so wondering how…

21-05-2013 8:27pm

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jackben

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Hi all, just a query i have. I am 17.4 weeks pregnant, on my seconfmd pregnancy, and i still have not felt any movement,im just a little anxious because people have said i should feel my baby move sooner than in my first pregnancy.
In my first pregnancy i felt baby move bout 20 weeks.
Just a bit worried so wondering how soon have people felt movement in there second pregnancys....
Thanks all

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#2 21-05-2013 9:00pm

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I felt my first baby move at about 17 weeks but my 2nd not until almost 22 - my GP said that it can actually be longer on baby two because there's far more stretch in your muscles if that makes sense - you're not as "tight" as you are on your first.

I wouldn't be worried but maybe have a REALLY cold glass of water or a can of coke if you want to try and get him/her moving!

I know it's hard but try not to worry.

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#3 21-05-2013 9:26pm

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I felt nothing on both my pregnancies until around week 20. By 24 weeks I was feeling strong kicks.

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